School psychologists are professionals who work in schools and deal with the emotional, social and academic challenges of students. They provide support for learning difficulties, behavioural problems and emotional crises. Their tasks include conducting consultations, planning interventions and working with teachers and parents to improve the learning environment.
In Germany, the average monthly salary for school psychologists is between €3,200 and €4,400 gross for a 40-hour week. The average monthly salary for school psychologists is between €2,713 and €3,000 gross per month, while experienced school psychologists can earn up to €4,500 gross per month. In management positions, salaries of over €3,500 gross per month are possible. The average monthly salary is €44,878 gross, with the average monthly salary at €29,988 and the average monthly salary at €58.
To become a school psychologist, you usually need to study psychology with a focus on school psychology or a related field, and you often need specific additional training or internships in schools to gain practical experience and acquire the necessary qualifications.
School psychologists have a variety of career opportunities that go beyond working in schools, such as working in training institutions, as a consultant, or in research.
